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  • Birthday 02/22/1949

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  8. alberto49
    Thanks to all! When I saw Quang message it was already a bit too late, because I had alredy paid ImageShak for one year! By the way, let me see if eventually I manage to post those drawings
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    Hi Kevin, thanks for the answer. I went firstly for Google Photos because it's free, I know about Imageshak and I will become one of their customers quite soon!
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    Ok, many thanks Thierry, let me try again. My photo has been uploaded on Google Photo, I followed your instruction and apparently it worked because I see the picture on my screen. I hope you too will see it.
  11. alberto49
    Hi, just to understand, the drawings I posted were visible? I'm not sure I did it correctly. Many thanks
  12. alberto49
    According to my calculation, spinner lenght should be 18.6 mm, while the one from Italeri kit is 19.3 mm and the one from the old Pacif Coast Model is 16.5 mm Alberto
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    Let's see if I found how:
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    My problem is that it's a long time that i don't post here and I don't remember how to enclose pictures, could you help? Many thaks. Alberto
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    Hello Everybody, I'm following this thread because I I'm working on the same project and I will start soon my own discussion. With reference to spinner shape and dimensions, I will soon enclose a copy of the original drawing that, I think, could be helpful.
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  20. alberto49
    Hi, thanks for the answer. The lion and the SHINGA aren't too different, here enclosed the layout I prepared for my Phantom in process.
  21. alberto49
    Absolutely wonderful model, it will be of inspiration for the one I'm making myself, but will never be comparable with yours. If you don't mind, I have a question on a little detail: did you did any personal research on the red lion visible on the rudder? Is it just a lion or is it a SINGHA, mythical Thay divinity? Many thanks. Alberto
  22. alberto49
    Good point Kevin, I clearly misunderstood what Bill intended to say. Alberto
  23. alberto49
    Hi, why are you saying that those national marking are unusual? They have been introduced for the first time during WW1, forgotten for nearly 20 years during Fascism and back in use in late 1943 when the Co belligerent Aviation was crated in Southern Italy. Alberto
  24. alberto49
    Many thanks for all nice comments! By the way, I just been told by a friend on an Italian chat dedicated to the "Thunders", that the way HVARS are installed on my model aren't correct for an Italian bird. My goal as modeller was and still is to be as much as possible historically correct, so I wait for documentation from that guy and, very likely, I will modify that detail. So, more pictures to come sometime in the near future. Alberto
  25. alberto49
    A few more. Any comment and/or suggestion to be good for my next model is very well welcome. Alberto
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    Here following some pictures of my model of an Italian F-84G sporting the insignia of 5 Stormo / 5 Aerobrigata based in Villafranca airport in 1952. Starting in 1952 Italy received 242 Thunderjets that also went to 6 Stormo and 51 Stormo. They ended their service in 1956 when they were scrapped. The kit I used was the one from Hobby Boss in 1:32 scale, with the addition of AMS Resin cockpit en CMK HVAR rockets.
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